Thursday Jun 26 | New York Sun
The skyline of New York, like that of most other major cities in the contemporary world, is strewn with cranes hauling up bits and pieces of new construction.
Upstate NY residents swelter, then dodge storms
Stifling heat prompted schools to send students home early and triggered strong thunderstorms that toppled trees, killing a logger and leaving as many as 50,000 homes and businesses without power.
Backyard fireworks gain power and popularity
For backyard patriots, the rockets available this Fourth of July are flashier, more creative and louder than ever before.
Lansing Town Talk: UPS, FedEx to play ball for Lansing man fighting cancer
The UPS vs. FedEx softball game scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday, June 7 at the Lansing Town Fields is not just planned as an ordinary ball game, but rather, a very special event to help UPS employee Brian ...
Ellen Degeneres announces plans to marry
Hours after Thursday's landmark ruling by the California Supreme Court striking down a state law banning gay marriage, the 50-year-old daytime host announced during a taping of The Ellen DeGeneres Show that she ... via New York Times
Manure suspected as source of E. coli in two Lorraine wells
“Sometimes things happen outside our control”
Manure may be the source of E. coli bacteria contamination in two wells on Route 189. via Watertown Daily Times
Razed home's owner takes step to sue city
“The cleaners discovered more than 10 bodies of long-dead cats in the building”
The man who owns a home on Columbia Street that was referred to as "the cat house" by neighbors has filed a notice of claim for $1 million against the city of Watertown for razing its remains after a fire last ... via Watertown Daily Times
I was dancing a Lindy with my beautiful wife, Lorraine, at a catered wedding in my wife's hometown, Washington D.C. As she twirled gracefully around, I did my favorite step. via Plainview Herald
LEND-A-HAND: Rent help given to area family
To learn more, go to www.pressconnects.com/lendahand Samara, from Binghamton, and her husband had seven children to care for when Samara was laid off from her job. via Press & Sun-Bulletin
Ritz-Carlton Westchester offers swanky accommodations, great food
“There's such a dearth of restaurants all over Westchester, so to have a BLT restaurant come to White Plains is a big deal”
Glasses of pink champagne sparkled on a silver tray. A string quartet played Bach. via Journal News
Cruising the Eastern Mediterranean Short and Concise - Reporting: Walter Winchell Style Flew Olympic Airlines to Athens -9 hours - good food - Didn't sleep one minute - read all the way Ushered to ship [boat - ... via Plainview Herald
Theater review: 'The Receptionist' answers the call
Kendra Kassebaum is Lorraine and Jayne Houdyshell is Beverly in Adam Bock's "The Receptionist" at Manhattan Theatre Club at New York City Center. via The Patent Trader
Hunter election is free ride for candidates
“We're just continuing to do the best we can to keep the community growing and holding taxes down”
Four candidates are running unopposed for re-election in the town of Hunter. Supervisor Dennis M. Lucas Sr., 56, is seeking his fifth non-consecutive two-year term in office, while councilmen Raymond Legg, 36, ... via Daily Freeman
Those of you who have been reading my columns over the last 11 years have heard me refer to "my beautiful wife, Lorraine." We have been pictured many times in many places. via Plainview Herald
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“I don't want to put something on somebody that only is a decoration, that doesn't actually change their appearance dramatically enough that you see them as somebody different, or it doesn't actually change the way they feel about themselves.”
Jay Hugues of Baldwin became a Japanese demon. Jeannea Whitely of Port Washington was transformed into a beautiful bird, and 9-year-old John Jerome of Queens became a monkey king -- an image from ancient Chinese opera masks. All it took was some skillful brushstrokes and about three minutes each.
These are just three of the hundreds of faces painted at Port Washington's recent Bar Beach FamilyFest by Christopher Agostino, his wife, Lorraine, and two employees of his company, Transformation FacePainting. Read more
Old prints can give your home a new look, if you know where to find them.
I used to believe that interior painting was the coup de grace for turning a newly bought house into a home. via TheStreet.com